Last week, in part 1 of this two-part series on swimming jigs, we covered the basics why you want to swim a jig, what your swim jig should look like and what gear works best for this technique. In ...

Though a swim jig is a great tool for targeting all black bass species, it is typically associated most with fishing for largemouth around shallow vegetation. Yes, you can catch spotted ...

One such technique is the swim jig. We all know swimbaits do a great job on their own. They catch tons of bass and are easy to use. So why bother with the swim jig?

Swim jigs are a versatile and effective bass fishing technique in almost any body of water. Here’s everything you need to know to catch fish with one.

If you're a bass fisherman like Greg Vinson, all it takes to convince you to master a fishing technique is catching one big bass. Vinson's first bass caught swimming a jig weighed 9 pounds, 2 ...

Swimming jigs, which can trigger bass bites when fished in a vertical or horizontal manner, provide anglers with a 1-2 punch. It’s an ideal approach in the fall, when remaining submergent weeds ...

Swimming a jig over the top of submerged grass is a great way to catch big bass in the summertime. Strikes usually come in the form of massive boils on the surface. (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette ...

Swimming jigs, which can trigger bass bites when fished in both a vertical and horizontal manner, provide anglers with a one-two punch.

The jig is a staple of sport fishermen. The swim jig is a staple for bass anglers. "There was a group of very good bass fishermen in the LaCrosse area that fished the Mississippi River," said Dan ...

Most Alabama anglers are very familiar with the "swim-jig", a bulky bassing mouthful that looks somewhat live a muskrat going through the water. The lures, typically in weights from 3/8 to 3/4 ...

Why Swim a Jig? So why would anyone want to swim a jig when you could just as easily use a spinnerbait or crankbait or even a swimbait? The short answer to that question is, "It works." ...